Australian Court Stands Firm: X (Formerly Twitter) Ordered to Pay $610,500 Fine in Privacy Breach Case
The ruling upholds a substantial $610,500 fine against X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, for breaching privacy regulations.
ByteDance Unveils Doubao AI Models, Entering the Competitive Language Model Arena
ByteDance, the tech giant behind TikTok, launches Doubao, a series of AI models set to challenge industry leaders. This strategic move not only showcases ByteDance’s technological prowess but also aligns with China’s ambitions to bolster its AI capabilities.
YouTube Enhances Shorts with DeepMind’s Veo AI, Enabling Next-Gen Video Creation
The integration of DeepMind’s Veo AI into YouTube Shorts heralds a new era of video production, empowered with unprecedented creative capabilities. This cutting-edge technology, unveiled at the “Made on YouTube” event, enables the generation of high-quality backgrounds and six-second cinematic clips with ease.
Snapchat’s AI Evolution: From Virtual Avatars to Aging Filters—Is the Future Here?
You may have noticed Snapchat’s recent leap into the realm of artificial intelligence. The platform’s latest upgrades are not merely cosmetic; they represent a significant shift in how you interact with technology.
SocialAI Launches an AI-Only Social Platform Where Bots Are Your Audience
Have you ever wished for a social media platform where your posts always receive engagement, free from the unpredictability of human interaction? SocialAI has created just that—an innovative iOS app that reimagines social networking by replacing human followers with AI-powered bots.
Australian Government to Unveil Major Crackdown on Social Media Scams and Criminal Activity
The Australian government, however, is acutely aware of the growing threat posed by online scams and criminal activity. In a bold move to protect its citizens, the government is preparing to unveil a sweeping legislative crackdown on social media platforms.
Australia’s Social Media Ban for Children Faces Privacy and Enforcement Challenges
Australia proposed to ban social media for children under 16 in a recent turn of events. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement has ignited a heated debate, showing the complex interplay between child protection and privacy rights.